Chicago authorities are on the lookout for Victor Aviles, 70, who has been reported missing since Friday, March 22. The Chicago Police Department shared a bulletin detailing that Aviles, suffering from depression, was last seen on the 2000 block of Schiller Ct. in Chicago, Illinois. According to the Chicago Police Department's notice, the man walked away from his residence around 8:10 a.m.
Standing 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing 130 pounds, Aviles has brown eyes, grey hair, and a medium complexion. At the time of his disappearance, wearing a grey jacket, black dress pants, a white hoodie, and black shoes, he also had a small gray toiletries bag with him. Despite thorough searches, there are no new clues to his whereabouts, leaving his family and authorities gravely concerned.
The police suspect that Aviles could be near the Humboldt Park area in Chicago but have not yet confirmed his exact location. Residents of the area and the public at large are being urged to come forward with any information that could lead to finding Aviles. The Special Victims Unit of the police department wants anyone who might have seen him or knows his current whereabouts to contact them at 312-746-6554.
Vital information about Aviles' disappearance is being broadcast to raise public awareness and support in bringing him home. His description, along with his last known location and clothing description, is being widely circulated, in the hope that someone with any information might step forward.
